Great question. Deploying the latest WAR file should automatically upgrade your DB to the correct version. Since we are still in development stages for v1.1, there are sometimes DB upgrade errors in this process, in which case you should open an issue in the issue tracker (and perhaps send email the list also, so that others are aware of the issue ). We will ensure that upgrades are thoroughly tested as part of our v1.1 QA prior to the official release so that these issues do not occur in production.
Thanks, Aliya ________________________________ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Joey Tuvilla Sent: Friday, November 02, 2007 12:16 PM To: Developer Subject: Re: [Mifos-developer] Mifos Database Upgrade error Hello All, Question regarding DB upgrade: For instance you already have a DB (153) running with data, what is the process in upgrading DB 153 to 154 ? Will the latest WAR file automatically upgrade the DB when deployed? Please advice steps in this scenario. Thanks, Joey ________________________________ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Van Mittal-Henkle [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, November 02, 2007 7:00 AM To: Developer Subject: Re: [Mifos-developer] Mifos Database Upgrade error Hi Gary, It looks like you're haviing some trouble with a mismatch between the WAR file you're using and the source code you have checked out. Running the ant build target "build_db" will create a clean new version of the database for you to use. The database version will correspond to what is in the revision of the source code you have checked out. The database version and application version have been at 154 since revision 12167 which was committed on October 23rd. This means that you are using a WAR file built before revision 12167 but that the current source code you have checked out is at or after revision 12167. I would recommend that you go through the following steps: 1) do an svn update to get the latest revision of mifos 2) build a new WAR file using the latest revision 3) remove the current war file you are using and replace it with the new WAR file 4) run the ant build target "build_db" to start from a clean DB that is at the same version as the WAR file 5) restart your app server and you should be up and running Let us know if this works for you. Cheers, --Van ________________________________ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gary Weberg Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 10:40 AM To: 'Developer' Subject: [Mifos-developer] Mifos Database Upgrade error Hello, We are getting a Mifos Database upgrade error. See attached doc file. The error indicated that our Application DB version is 153, yet the Database version is 154. I found the SQL scripts to downgrade the DB from 154 153. When I run the SQL scripts I get the errors: Line 1: Error on rename of '.\mifos\#sql-620_2' to '.\mifos\loan_Account' (errno: 150) Line 2: Duplicate column name 'PARENT'_ACCOUNT_ID' The script is: ALTER TABLE LOAN_ACCOUNT DROP COLUMN PARENT_ACCOUNT_ID; ALTER TABLE LOAN_ACCOUNT ADD COLUMN PARENT_ACCOUNT_ID INTEGER; ALTER TABLE LOAN_ACCOUNT ADD FOREIGN KEY (PARENT_ACCOUNT_ID) REFERENCES ACCOUNT(ACCOUNT_ID) ON DELETE NO ACTION ON UPDATE NO ACTION; UPDATE DATABASE_VERSION SET DATABASE_VERSION = 153 WHERE DATABASE_VERSION = 154; Does anyone know what is causing the SQL errors? I removed all the lines except the last and at least I can get the DB version changed. This allows us to access Mifos again, but without altering the tables. Also, I suppose by running the ANT target build_db that I upgraded the DB to 154, but the AP was still at 153. Is this normal to upgrade the DB schema prior to upgrading the DB? This was been an issue for more than a week now. We waited a week hoping the AP would be brought up to version 154. Thanks for the help, Gary
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